asdfPro/ENGINEER Wildfire

Pro/ENGINEER

Session 1

Session 1a

Total Duration : 80 Hour

Introduction to the Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire Basic Modeling Process

Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire Basic Modeling Process

Understanding Pro/ENGINEER Concepts

Understanding Solid Modeling Concepts

Understanding Feature-Based Concepts

Understanding Parametric Concepts

Understanding Associative Concepts

Understanding Model-Centric Concepts

Recognizing File Extensions

Using the Pro/ENGINEER Interface

Understanding the Main Interface

Understanding the Folder Browser

Understanding the Web Browser

Understanding the Window Menu

Setting the Working Directory and Opening and Saving Files

Managing Files in Pro/ENGINEER

Creating Sketcher Geometry

Reviewing Sketcher Theory

Understanding Design Intent

Modifying the Sketcher Display

Utilizing Constraints

Sketching Lines

Sketching Centerlines

Sketching Rectangles

Sketching Circles

Sketching Arcs

Sketching Circular Fillets

Using Sketcher Tools

Understanding Construction Geometry Theory

Sketching Points

Using Geometry Tools within Sketcher

Manipulating Sketches within Sketcher

Dimensioning Entities within Sketcher

Modifying Dimensions within Sketcher

Sketcher Conflicts

Placing Sections into Sketcher

Creating Sketches for Features

Creating Sketches (Sketch Feature)

Specifying the Sketch

Setup Utilizing Sketch References

Using Entity from Edge within Sketcher

Advanced Sketching

Using Sketched Curves

Sketching Ellipses
Sketching Elliptical Fillets
Sketching Splines
Modifying Splines
Importing and Exporting Spline Points
Sketching Conics
Sketching Text
Analyzing Sketcher Convert Options
Analyzing Sketcher Dimension Options
Sketcher Diagnostic Tools
Creating Extrudes, Revolves, and Ribs

Creating Solid Extrude Features

Common Dashboard Options: Extrude Depth

Common Dashboard Options: Feature Direction

Common Dashboard Options: Thicken Sketch

Creating Solid Revolve Features

Common Dashboard Options: Revolve Angle

Creating Rib Features

Using the Pro/ENGINEER Interface Part 2

Understanding Basic Display Options

Analyzing Basic 3-D Orientation

Understanding the View Manager

Creating and Managing View Orientations

Creating Style States using the View Manager

Understanding Basic Color and Appearance Options

Setting Up New Part Models

Session 2

Selecting and Editing

Understanding Pro/ENGINEER Basic Controls

Using Drag Handles

Using Keyboard Shortcuts

Understanding the Model Tree

Selecting Items using Direct Selection

Selecting Items using Query Selection

Using the Search Tool

Understanding Selection Filters

Renaming Objects

Editing Features and Regenerating

Activating and Editing Models

Deleting and Suppressing Items

Creating Datum Features: Planes and Axes

Creating Datum Features Theory

Creating Datum Axes

Creating Datum Planes

Utilizing Internal Sketches and Embedded Datums

Creating Internal Sketches

Creating Embedded Datum Features

Creating Sweeps and Blends

Creating Sweeps with Open Trajectories

Session 2a

Session 3

Creating Sweeps with Closed Trajectories

Analyzing Sweep Feature Attributes
Creating a Parallel Blend Protrusion or Cut
Experimenting with Parallel Blend Attributes
Analyzing Parallel Blend Section Tools

Advanced Blends

Understanding Rotational and General Blend Theory

Creating a Rotational Blend Protrusion or Cut

Analyzing Rotational Blend Attributes

Creating a General Blend Protrusion or Cut

Analyzing General Blend Attributes

Selecting Sections for Rotational and General Blends

Advanced Selection

Advanced Chain Selection

Advanced Surface Selection

Creating Holes and Shells

Common Dashboard Options: Hole Depth

Creating Coaxial Holes

Creating Linear Holes

Creating Radial and Diameter Holes

Exploring Hole Profile Options

Creating Shell Features

Advanced hole Creation

Creating Standard Holes

Creating Sketched Holes

Creating On Point Holes

Advanced Shells

Analyzing Shell References and Thickness Options

Excluding Surfaces from Shells

Extending Shell Surfaces

Creating Rounds and Chamfers

Creating Rounds by Selecting Edges

Creating Rounds by Selecting a Surface and Edge

Creating Rounds by Selecting Two Surfaces

Creating Full Rounds

Creating Round Sets

Creating Chamfers by Selecting Edges

Creating Chamfer Sets

Advanced Rounds and Chamfers

Analyzing Advanced Chamfer Dimensioning Schemes

Analyzing Chamfer Creation Methods

Analyzing Additional Chamfer Types Creating Corner Chamfers

Analyzing Round Profile

Analyzing Round Creation Methods

Creating Rounds Through Curve

Creating Variable Radius Rounds Auto Round

Creating Rounds and Chamfers by Reference

Analyzing References and Pieces

Using Intent Edges for Rounds and Chamfers
Using Chamfer Transitions
Using Round Transitions

Drafts

Session 3a

Session 4

Creating Draft Features

Creating Basic Split Drafts
Analyzing Draft Hinges and Pull Direction
Drafting Intent Surfaces Creating Drafts with Multiple Angles
Using the Extend Intersect Surfaces Draft Option
Creating Drafts Split at Sketch
Creating Drafts Split at Curve
Create Drafts Split at Surface

Variable Section Sweeps

Creating Variable Section Sweeps using a Constant Section

Creating Variable Section Sweeps Normal to Trajectory

Creating Variable Section Sweeps using Constant Normal Direction

Creating Variable Section Sweeps Normal to Projection

Analyzing Horizontal and Vertical Control in a Variable Section Sweep

Creating Variable Section Sweeps Utilizing Multiple Trajectories

Creating Variable Section Sweeps with Tangent Trajectories

Analyzing Variable Section Sweep Trajectory Options and Rules

Using Trajpar with Solid Features

Using Trajpar and Datum Graphs with Solid Features

Helical Sweeps

Understanding Helical Sweeps Theory

Creating Helical Sweeps for Springs

Creating Helical Sweeps for Threads

Analyzing Helical Sweep Profile and Pitch Variations

Swept Blends

Understanding Swept Blend Theory

Creating Swept Blends by Selecting Sections

Creating Swept Blends by Sketching Sections

Analyzing Swept Blend Section Options

Analyzing Swept Blend Section Plane Control

Analyzing Horizontal and Vertical Control in a Swept Blend

Analyzing Swept Blend Tangency

Analyzing Swept Blend Options

Analyzing Swept Blend Rules

Advanced Datum Features

Creating Datum Graphs

Creating Datum Coordinate Systems

Creating Points On or Offset from Entities

Creating Points at Intersections

Creating Points using an Offset Coordinate System

Creating Sketched Points

Creating Curves Through a Point or Vertex

Creating a Curve Through a Point Array
Creating a Curve From File
Creating a Curve from a Cross-Section
Creating a Curve From Equation
Creating Composite Curves
Creating a Curve from Curve Intersections
Creating a Curve at Surface Intersection
Projecting and Wrapping Curves
Trimming Curves
Creating Offset Curves

Session 4a

Creating Patterns

Direction Patterning in the First Direction

Direction Patterning in the Second Direction

Axis Patterning in the First Direction

Axis Patterning in the Second Direction

Creating Reference Patterns of Features

Creating Reference Patterns of Components

Deleting Patterns or Pattern Members

Advanced Patterns

Creating Dimension Patterns in One Direction

Creating Dimension Patterns in Two Directions

Creating Rotational Dimension Patterns

Unpatterning Group Patterns

Understanding Pattern Regeneration Options

Creating Fill Patterns

Specifying Fill Pattern Settings

Creating Curve Patterns

Creating Pattern Tables

Group, Copy, and Mirror Tools

Creating Local Groups

Copying and Pasting Features

Moving and Rotating Copied Features

Mirroring Selected Features

Mirroring All Features

Creating Mirrored Parts

Measuring and Inspecting Models

Analyzing Model Units and Mass Properties

Measuring Models

Creating Planar Part Cross-Sections

Measuring Global Interference

Advanced Reference Management

Editing Feature References

Replacing Feature References

Replacing Sketcher References

Replacing Sketcher Geometry

Session 5

Relations and Parameters

Understanding Relation Theory

Understanding Relation Types
Understanding Basic Relation Operators and Functions
Understanding Advanced Relation Operators and Functions
Exact Relation
Creating Parameters
Understanding Advanced Parameter Options
Creating Relations
Creating Relations for Patterns
Creating Section Relations
Advanced Layers

Understanding Layers

Creating and Managing Layers

Creating Layer Rules

Family Tables

Understanding Family Table Theory

Creating a Family Table

Patternizing Family Table Instances

Creating a Multi-Level Family Table

Editing Family Table Members

Reusing Features

Creating UDFs

Placing UDFs

Session 5a

Session 6

Assembling with Constraints

Understanding Assembly Theory

Creating New Assembly Models

Understanding Constraint Theory

Understanding Assembly Constraint Status

Assembling Components using the Default Constraint

Constraining Components using Insert

Constraining Components using Mate Coincident

Constraining Components using Align Coincident

Constraining Components using Align and Mate Offset

Constraining Components using Align and Mate Oriented

Constraining Components using Align and Mate Angle

Constraining Components using the Automatic Option

Exploding Assemblies

Creating and Managing Explode States

Creating Offset Lines between Exploded Components

Surface Features

Creating Surface features

Editing Surface Features in Pro/ENGINEER

Copying the Surfaces

Mirroring the Surfaces

Trimming the Surface

Merging the Surfaces

Creating the Fill Surface

Creating the Intersecting Curves

Creating an Offset Surface
Giving Thickness to a Surface
Converting a Surface into a Solid

Session 6a

Investigating Parent/Child Relationships

Understanding Parent/Child Relationships

Viewing Part Parent/Child Information

Viewing Assembly Parent/Child Information

Viewing Model, Feature, and Component Information

Capturing and Managing Design Intent

Handling Children of Deleted and Suppressed Items

Reordering Features

Inserting Features

Redefining Features and Sketches

Capturing Design Intent in Sketches & Features

Capturing Design Intent in Parts & Assemblies

Session 7

Creating Drawing Views

Analyzing Drawing Concepts and Theory

Analyzing Basic 2-D Orientation

Creating New Drawings and Applying Formats

Creating and Orienting General Views

Adding Drawing Models and Sheets

Creating Projection Views

Creating Drawing Views

Creating Cross-Section Views

Creating Detailed Views

Creating Auxiliary Views

Creating New Drawings using Drawing Templates

Modifying Drawing Views

Creating Assembly and Exploded Views

Session 7a

Creating Drawing Details

Analyzing Detail Concepts and Types

Showing and Erasing Detail Items

Cleaning Up Dimensions

Manipulating Dimensions

Creating Driven Dimensions

Creating Drawing Details

Creating Notes

Showing a Bill of Materials

Analyzing Drawing Associativity

Session 8

Using Advanced assembly constraints

Constraining Components using Coordinate Systems

Constraining Components using Tangent

Constraining Components using Pnt On Line

Constraining Components using Pnt On Surf

Constraining Components using Edge On Surf
Constraining Components using Pnt On Pnt
Constraining Components using Fix
Creating and Using Component Interfaces

Understanding Component Interfaces

Using a Placing Component Interface

Using a Receiving Component Interface

Creating a Component Interface using Save as Interface

Auto Placing Components

Copying and Pasting Components

Repeating Component Placement

Creating and Using Flexible Components

Adding Flexibility to a Component

Placing Flexible Components in an Assembly

Adding Flexibility to Already Placed Components

Using Flexible Parameters

Using Measure to define a Flexible Dimension

Using Flexibility to Remove Interference

Restructuring an Assembly

Creating Mirrored Assemblies

Creating Mirrored Components

Creating Mirrored Subassemblies

Session 8a

Using Assembly Features and Shrinkwrap

Understanding Assembly Features

Creating an Assembly Cut

Creating Assembly Holes

Creating a Shrinkwrap Feature

Creating a Shrinkwrap Model

Summarizing Shrinkwrap Features and Models

Replacing Components in an Assembly

Understanding Component Replace

Replacing Components using Family Table

Replacing Components using Reference Model

Replacing Components using By Copy

Replacing Unrelated Components

Understanding Interchange Assemblies

Replacing using a Functional Interchange Assembly

Understanding the Basics of Simplified Reps

Understanding Simplified Rep Concepts

Customizing Simplified Reps

Excluding Components using Simplified Reps

Creating Geometry and Graphics Simplified Reps

Opening Simplified Reps

Creating Part Simplified Reps

Creating a Simplified Rep using Shrinkwrap

Session 9

Creating Cross-Sections, Display Styles, and Combined Views

Understanding Assembly Cross-Sections

Creating Planar Assembly Cross-Sections
Creating Offset Assembly Cross-Sections
Creating Zone Assembly Cross-Sections
Creating Display Styles
Creating Combination Views
Substituting Components By Rep, Envelope, and Model

Understanding Envelopes

Creating and Using a Surface Subset Shrinkwrap Envelope

Creating and Using a Faceted Shrinkwrap Envelope

Creating and Using a Create Features Envelope

Creating and Using an Envelope Copied from an Existing Part

Substituting Components Using By Rep

Substituting Components Using By Model

Understanding Advanced Simplified Rep Functionality

Searching for Components for Simplified Reps

Creating Simplified Reps by Size

Creating Simplified Reps using Zones

Creating Simplified Reps by Distance

Creating Simplified Reps using Exterior Components

Defining Simplified Reps using Rules

Using On-Demand Simplified Reps

Creating External Simplified Reps

Session 9a

Session 10

Creating and Using Assembly Structure and Skeletons

Understanding Skeletons

Creating Assembly Structure

Creating Skeletons for Space Claims

Creating Skeletons for Placement References

Copying a Model to a Skeleton

Sharing Skeleton Geometry

Creating and Placing Models using Skeleton References

Creating a Motion Skeleton

Creating Bodies for a Motion Skeleton

Assigning Connections for a Motion Skeleton

Creating Solid Models from a Motion Skeleton

INTRODUCTION TO SHEET METAL DESIGN

The sheetmetal design environment

Sheetmetal parts

Design approach
PRIMARY WALLS

Wall Types

Creating the first wall

SECONDARY AND UNATTACHED WALLS

Types of seconday walls

Creating unattached walls

Secondary walls with relief

UNBEND, BEND BACK AND CUTS

The unbend regular feature

The bend back feature
Creating sheetmetal cuts
NOTCHES AND PUNCHES

Creating a punch or notch UDF

Placing a punch or notch feature

SHEETMETAL FORMS

Creating form features

Creating form parts

Placing form features

Returning the model to the flat state

BEND FEATURES

Bend features

Bend lines

Session 10a

UNBENDING SHEETMETAL GEOMETRY

Unbending geometry after defiing the model

Deformation areas
CONVERTING SOLID PARTS

Creating sheetmetal parts from solid parts

Creating a developable part

SHEETMETAL DRAWINGS WITH FLAT STATES AND BEND ORDER TABLE

Flat status

Creating multimodel drawings

Documenting the bend order

ADDITIONAL FEATURES

Flat pattern

Solid features

Using projected datum curves

SETTING UP FOR DESIGN

Calculating the developed length

Setting up a default radius

Setting default fixed geometry

INTERROGATING THE SHEETMETAL MODEL

Sheetmetal information

Design rules
Real Time Rendering